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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1939
Page
2
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The Fair expands its men and boys sections with newly enlarged shops. Sie Hog covers the upgrade details and local impact, noting improved layout, wider selections, and anticipated customer interest. The article highlights the retailer's growth and its appeal to families seeking a broader range of apparel.
Rough notes recount Knorkers Club meeting on Monday night with chatter about silks, cards, hats, and upcoming games. Weather and ball players are mentioned along with plans for a July doubleheader and league rivalries.
A damaged OCR text discusses a Sunday event at a university with young ladies traveling as witnesses. It mentions named individuals Aly get Mist Ons Paani Mary and others, with references to observers and a possible social gathering. The legible content is sparse and fragmented, hindering a clear report of the event or outcomes.
Bilward J Giunta of 156 Elgin Avenue and Frank J Orland of 7707 Wilcox Avenue earned Bachelor of Science degrees from the University of Illinois. The commencement took place at the Chicago Civic Opera House.
Miss Nether Bruce daughter of Mrs Harry M Bruce of 1327 S Harlem avenue is spending the summer in Guthrie Oklahoma. Friends wish her an enjoyable stay and pleasant days ahead.
The family extends sincere thanks for kin sympathy after a death in the family. Grateful for the Rev Marcus Wagner for comforting words and for the Tadies Chorus L Selowst rhuhiren for their singing.
Wallay Seliyeass of Olnea formerly of Parest Park receives a degree from Northwestern University on June 10. He is the son of OMeer cee Mts Woo Seliwass. A reception followed at Niy Lutte for 24 guests.
Builders and group members report on a lawn social postponed to July 3 and announce a public installation of officers on July 1 1934. Miss Loretta Schweinsberg and new officers are congratulated. The club notes a 21 to 0 defeat by West Town Electric and asks for support next week while questioning Jol Dananters Uke bees and the disappearance of Jol Daughters volunteers.
The Forest Mark Chapter of Organization has organized a Mast Worthy Matron club with a neat meeting set for June 22 at the home of Waissie Kricks at 7703 Adams Street. Juan Behnke serves as president.
Miss Ramona Wessig and Kenneth Charles Kamradt, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kamradt of Norwood Park, married at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran in Forest Park with Rev Marcus Wagner officiating. Reception at Forest Park Masonic Temple. They plan a home on Jackson Boulevard after July 1.
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